Formato de direcciones de Japón

Japanese addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: postal code (with 〒), prefecture, city/ward, then district and block-building numbers (e.g. Chiyoda 1-1), then the recipient. There are usually no street names.

Formato estándar

〒100-0001 Tokyo-to, Chiyoda-ku Chiyoda 1-1 Taro Yamada

Local format (Japanese)

〒100-0001 東京都千代田区 千代田1-1 山田太郎

Reglas del Postal code (郵便番号)

Field namePostal code (郵便番号)
FormatNNN-NNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example100-0001
Pattern^\d{3}-?\d{4}$
Rule7 digits, conventionally written with a hyphen after the 3rd digit and prefixed by the 〒 symbol.

Campos utilizados en Japón

State / regionYes — "Prefecture" locally
Street addressYes — "District / block" locally
P.O. BoxNo

Preguntas frecuentes

What is the Postal code (郵便番号) format in Japan?

The format is NNN-NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 100-0001. 7 digits, conventionally written with a hyphen after the 3rd digit and prefixed by the 〒 symbol.

How do you write an address in Japan?

Japan addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest. Japanese addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: postal code (with 〒), prefecture, city/ward, then district and block-building numbers (e.g. Chiyoda 1-1), then the recipient. There are usually no street names.

Does Japan use postal codes?

Yes. Japan uses the Postal code (郵便番号) in the format NNN-NNNN (example: 100-0001). 7 digits, conventionally written with a hyphen after the 3rd digit and prefixed by the 〒 symbol.

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